K9 Training InstituteReviews of k9ti.org

I, like many people who wrote reviews, purchased this after being sent a video from the company. In the video and marketing for this app the company states that it works on aggression in dogs. I had asked because I’ve already done basic training with my 2 dogs. So I purchased the program for $297. This company is doing false advertising. The entire program is basic training. Sit, stay, watch etc. when I email the company about where the other content was I was told that it is addressed in 2 places. It is very very briefly. Don’t waste your hard earned money on this app. The app states that you can get help on issues that aren’t covered in the program. When I emailed asking for help in these other areas. I got no help at all. Just told that they wouldn’t refund me. Even though this app doesn’t cover the situations I purchased it to handle. I don’t know about most people but $297 is a lot of money. Especially when I had to hire a different trainer to handle the issues that this app was supposed to handle. Don’t believe the snake oil they are selling.

Wouldn’t recommend! Training did not work and I requested a refund back in September and emailed them again in regards to why I haven’t received a refund. Now they are saying it’s too late even though I notified them earlier way before the deadline. Scam, keep your money and awful customer service.

Alexa Diaz claims to have published research in 2 scientific journals. When i called to find out how I could read these articles, I was told they could not make them available to me and they could not tell me how else to obtain them. I know of no scientific journal that cannot be accessed by the public, so I must conclude that her claim of having published scientific articles is false